A Malaysian family is desperately pleading for 4K cinematic dashcam footage to prove that their children were definitely not driving like absolute cibais before dying in a heap of scrap metal.

The 4:00 AM accident involving a 16-year-old girl and her 19-year-old boyfriend has left authorities wondering why they weren't at home sleeping like normal human beings instead of exploring the lawless wasteland of Johor Bahru.

Family members are convinced that a mysterious motorcyclist was "following" the vehicle, a sinister act commonly known in Malaysia as "riding a bike on the road."

"We need to see if the motorcyclist cast a hex or used some sort of lan jiao dark magic to make the car hit a U-turn," one relative remarked while refreshing Facebook for more gore videos to share on WhatsApp.

The dashcam’s SD card has been sent for "cybersecurity analysis," which is a fancy way of saying the family is paying a guy in a Sim Lim basement fifty bucks to find a scapegoat.

Social media forensic experts have already analyzed the blurred pixels and concluded that the crash was 100% the fault of the Malaysian government, the weather, and probably the ghost of a dead rempit.

The family is urging witnesses to come forward before the footage is overwritten by more important recordings, such as other people’s near-misses and screaming parking lot arguments.

"It is a race against time," the mother stated, noting that the only thing faster than a dashcam loop is a Singaporean’s desire to blame JB for everything that goes wrong in their lives.

The surviving passenger, who only injured his hand, is reportedly being hailed as a hero for managing to stay alive while his friends were busy becoming a cautionary tale.

At press time, the Malaysian police have promised to investigate the matter with the same speed and efficiency they use to ignore illegal street racing every single weekend.